Examples of using Cities in developing countries in English and their translations into Spanish
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But problems of housing affordability plague cities in developing countries, as well.
clean air already plague many cities in developing countries.
Other natural disasters such as earthquakes have also been on the rise, and cities in developing countries with low-quality buildings are unable to cope with the damages caused by such events.
Cities in developing countries require a rapid increase in energy production
For most cities in developing countries, capacity-building will be a long-term and dynamic process,
Cities in developing countries must balance greenhouse gas emission reduction
They also noted that the challenges of cities in developing countries, in particular least developed countries,
Many cities in developing countries have not been able to set up adequate systems for the collection of municipal
particularly within informal settlements in cities in developing countries.
inadequate infrastructure in many cities in developing countries.
particularly in cities in developing countries where there is widespread illegal dumping.
The Sustainable Urban Development Network responds to this by focusing on enhancing climate change mitigation and preparedness of cities in developing countries, including migration
is setting up a project using satellite data to monitor cities in developing countries.
Technical Cooperation Among Cities in Developing Countries Forum: Learning for Sustainable Urban Practices,
particularly in slums in many cities in developing countries and in pockets of illegal immigrants
was often expressed at the conference, that many cities in developing countries face severe infrastructure liabilities that are exacerbated by growing urbanization due to both internal
At least three or four in every 10 nonpermanent houses in cities in developing countries are located in dangerous areas that are prone to floods,
A growing number of cities in developing countries are attempting to reduce congestion
It is also important to note that in many cities in developing countries, the informal economy is growing much faster than the formal economy,
the Inclusive Cities project, two rounds of a study on the impact of the global economic crisis on workers in the urban informal economy in 10 cities in developing countries.
